Old school printmaking processes are revived to produce campaign materials in the run up to the general election

Tokyo, L.A, Cribbs Causeway: the cruiser scene is alive and well in Bristol

Domestic violence campaigners have occupied the historic Cheltenham Road Library to protest a lack of social housing.

The Cable spent a morning at the Letterpress Collective to catch a glimpse of a near vanished industry…

It’s not just the tooth fairy working hard all night – Britain’s three million (and counting) night workers are too. Documented here are just a few members of Bristol’s nocturnal workforce: people who keep the city humming along while the rest of us are tucked up in bed or enjoying a long evening out.

The art of hijacking Bristol’s billboards to create new meaning

Subverts with a wicked take on stories in our city continue to appear

As European winter weather finally begins living up to its reputation, volunteers continue to travel to refugee camps on the North French coast. Photos by Luke...

A revered ritual. A rare and grudging trip for the mirror-shy. A Friday night ceremony before going on the weekly lash. Going to the salon or the barbers is more than just small talk and a trim.

Over 50 people protested today outside Liv n Let property agency on Mina road in St Werburghs. The demonstration organised by ACORN Bristol community union...

Knowle West is a neighbourhood in south Bristol, home to 12,000 residents. Since its creation in the 1930s following slum clearance in the city centre,...

Photos & Sound: Rowan Quarry Words: Adam Cantwell-Corn Controversy surrounds Mayor Ferguson’s proposed sale of the council’s freehold over the Avonmouth Docks. We look behind the...